Vredefort Dome: Getting lost looking for a meteorite

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • The Vredefort Dome in South Africa is the largest meteor impact site in the world. It is over 2 million years old, has a radius of about 190km and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Комментарии • 22

  • @GuyOnBikeSA
    @GuyOnBikeSA Год назад +1

    Thanks for another nice and educational ride.

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      The man who’s always applying ‘gentle pressure’ for new content 😂. Thank you Mno.

    • @GuyOnBikeSA
      @GuyOnBikeSA Год назад

      @@GetLostAdventure I can't let you relax hahaha

  • @andyhorner5027
    @andyhorner5027 Год назад +1

    Lovely countryside and nice adventure enjoyed that, have also experienced similar Garmin navigation woes 😅

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад +1

      That’s why physical maps are still very relevant 😀
      Thank you Andy

  • @iaindrummond1772
    @iaindrummond1772 Год назад +1

    Cool vid. Well done

  • @tsakane_onadventure
    @tsakane_onadventure Год назад

    Hey Bruno thanks for sharing !

  • @RuanbGSA
    @RuanbGSA Год назад +1

    Hey Bruno, love your vids. Please do a segment on how you mount your camera to the Arai. Would love to see the setup for sound as well.

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      Thank you Ruan.
      I may consider doing such a segment.
      Happy riding man 👍🏼

  • @matthewboonzaaier
    @matthewboonzaaier Год назад +1

    I've been in and around the dome and Parys often (I stay 20min away).
    If you ever go again, there's a place in the dome called Thabela Thabeng. Just outside of Parys towards Potch side
    When we were first there, maybe 6-7 years ago and they had a bit of a tour that they offered which they took us to a viewing point which showed very nicely some of the effects of the meteorite collision. Almost like waves created in the landscape as they suspect the lang melted and flowed upon collision.
    As far as I know Thabela Thabeng still exists, so one could just hear if they still do the tour.
    They also took you through their pecan nut tree plantations.
    Other than that there are other very nice roads and bridges crossing rivers etc on that side also. Basically North-West side of the river.
    From what I can gather from your video you were on Free State side the whole trip

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      Thank you Matthew. I will definitely make time to investigate the North West side of the river. Who knows, maybe another video will materialize 😀

  • @TheAmerican1963
    @TheAmerican1963 Год назад

    From Texas, AGAIN !!!!! I so look forward to your videos ...... Like Texas, SA is soooooo beautiful !!!!! Thank you for your time and effort to make these videos of a place I dream of going but the Boss(wife) says NO !!!!!!! 😞😞😞

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад +1

      Thank you Mr. Ingalls. I’m glad you’re enjoying some of these adventures that I get to share with the word.

  • @savvassavva8571
    @savvassavva8571 Год назад +1

    Hi Bruno, enjoy your content.
    I see you have done a few trip in Lesotho, do you have any save routes that you could share?
    We are planning a trip soon in that direction, and it would be nice to go and explore.
    Thank you

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      Yes, I do have routes that I can share. Please reach out to me on Instagram: @vishisb

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      I’m very happy to hear that you enjoy the content 😀

  • @Mathik01
    @Mathik01 Год назад

    Good life u living my brother.

    • @GetLostAdventure
      @GetLostAdventure  Год назад

      Thank you bro. Somebody said I’m very happy in my own company 😂😂

  • @rickhughes811
    @rickhughes811 Год назад +2

    The best adventures are like best parties Unplanned!!!!!!!!!!!!!